Lana #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Lana #7 (1949), Swifty drops a bombshell: the Finegold Beauty Contest isn’t just for glamour—it’s a golden ticket to a role in an upcoming play. Lana and Clara throw themselves into the competition with fierce determination, but Clara’s schemes take an unexpected turn when she swaps Lana’s photo with one of Mom Murphy, leading the judges to surprisingly crown Mom as the star. Art by Bill Williams brings the playful chaos to life in this 1949 gem.
In this charming 1949 tale from *Lana #7*, Jo finds herself daydreaming about marriage and the perfect partner—only to put Mickey through a whirlwind of shifting ideals as she endlessly redefines her ideal man. As Mickey scrambles to keep up, their playful banter turns into a hilarious test of patience and charm.
In "null," Lana and her rural friend Elmer head to the fair with high hopes—Lana eager to land an acting job by winning a beauty contest, Mickey resigned to the chaos that follows. What starts as a dreamy outing quickly spirals into a series of mishaps, culminating in a surprise finale that leaves Lana stunned and the whole affair utterly unrecognizable.
In this 1949 humor-romance tale from *Lana* #7, Jo finds herself caught in a whirlwind of glamorous deception when Swifty lands her and Clara invitations to a high-profile theater party hosted by the flamboyant producer J. Arthur Rancid. With dreams of landing a major role, the girls scheme to win the producer’s favor—though whether it’s for fame, fortune, or something more personal remains to be seen.
In this playful 1949 tale from *Lana #7*, Jo and Clara go all out to win the Finegold Beauty Contest, hoping to land a role in an upcoming play—only for Clara’s scheme to backfire in the most unexpected way when her prank accidentally lands Mom Murphy in the spotlight.
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